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The issue of the distinction between international crimes and international delicts.
The Government of the Republic of Korea fully supports the Commissions' decision to abandon the distinction between international crimes and international delicts.
The distinction between international delicts and international crimes should be retained.
Contemporary developments have blurred the distinction between international and non-international armed conflicts.
The distinction between international crimes and international delicts might create more problems than it would solve.
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Contemporary armed conflicts have blurred the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts.
The distinction between international and non-international conflicts was becoming increasingly irrelevant, viewed in terms of universal peace and security.
The single most controversial element in the draft articles on State responsibility is the distinction between international crimes and international delicts.
The old argument concerning the distinction between international human rights law and international humanitarian law was unconvincing.
France has repeatedly criticized the concept of an“international crime” as defined in draft article 19,as well as the distinction between international crimes and international delicts.
Lastly, it was important to maintain a distinction between international human rights protection and diplomatic protection.
The Statute advances the criminalization of offences committed in non-international armed conflicts in particular,while maintaining the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts.
The distinction between international crimes and international delicts deserves to be analysed from two different standpoints: conceptual and nominal.
The French delegation had also criticized several times the concept of“international crime” as defined in draft article 19,as well as the distinction between international crimes and delicts.
The distinction between international and non-international armed conflicts might be difficult to draw, but it was justified for several reasons.
It was noted that such approach would be commensurate with recent trends in international humanitarian law which tended to de-emphasize the distinction between international and noninternational armed conflicts.
Article 19, paragraphs(2) and(3),relating to the distinction between international crimes and international delicts, has been set aside pending further clarification.
Except for article 19 itself,the rules for the“origin of international responsibility” as set out in part one make no distinction between international crimes and international delicts.
Furthermore, the distinction between international crimes and delicts existed in law, not only in terms of doctrine but in terms of the sociology of international relations.
The United Nations, therefore, endorses the current text of draft article 9, paragraph(1), andsuggests that the commentary be revised to clarify the distinction between international law and internal rules of the organization.
The distinction between international crimes and international delicts had a direct influence on the legal consequences they engendered, as her delegation had already noted in the past.
The definition of armed conflict in draft article 2 drew no distinction between international and internal armed conflicts, although the latter could also affect the operation of treaties.
The Distinction Between International Terrorism and The Struggle of Peoples for Self Determination", Lecture at the international training seminar organized by the University of Kuwait 1990 in Arabic.
Noting that the question of actio popularis of theinjured State remained unsolved, he said that the consequences of the distinction between international delicts and international crimes must be examined further.
The ICC Statute maintains the distinction between international and non-international armed conflicts, however, it defines war crimes as encompassing violations committed in all situations of armed conflict.
In contrast, the view was expressed that the question of actio popularis of the injured State remained unsolved and that the consequences of the distinction between international delicts and international crimes must be examined further.
At the same time a proportion of the doctrine regards the distinction between international armed conflict and non-international armed conflict as basic in character, and would exclude the latter for present purposes.
Turning to article 19,he said that in their joint statement in the Committee at the fifty-first session the countries of the Southern African Development Community had indicated their preference for retaining the distinction between international delicts and international crimes.
He observed that the distinction between international and non-international armed conflict was still considered to be basic in character and noted that the question provoked marked differences of opinion in the Sixth Committee.
On the question of obligations erga omnes, his delegation would have preferred to maintain the distinction between international delicts and international crimes, which was a valuable contribution to the development of international law.